Recruitment agency Denholm will bring together high-profile Scottish tech leaders at an event in Edinburgh next week as part of the Scotland Fintech Festival.
Nucleus Financial Group, the Edinburgh-based fintech business, has seen its assets under administration jump above £15 billion but its first-half profits were dented by a “substantial” investment programme.
Edinburgh tech firm Craneware has reported a double-digit earnings rise despite slowing sales growth, as it targets a “huge” opportunity in the US healthcare market.
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly woven into the fabric of our daily lives, automated solutions are adding value and tackling social issues in industries ranging from life sciences to space.
An Edinburgh-based fintech is aiming to double in size over the next six months after securing a seven-figure cash boost from a consortium of investors.
FNZ Group, the global fintech that has its headquarters in Edinburgh, has continued its spending spree with the acquisition of a wealth management software firm.
Women working in Scotland’s Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) sector overwhelmingly prefer to work for smaller companies where they feel able to make a difference, new research suggests.
High-profile industrialist Sanjeev Gupta, who has a string of investments in Scotland, has completed the acquisition of a bank as part of a bid to help UK businesses trade internationally, particularly with emerging and Commonwealth markets.
Scotland’s digital credentials have been given a boost after a European organisation with a €100 million annual budget opened its first UK satellite office, in Edinburgh.
Nucleus Financial Group has hailed a strong full-year performance in “volatile” market conditions in its first period of trading on London’s junior market.
